Murdering Marines

If there were any excuse that I could think of for being a Marine, now that there is no military draft--and that there has not been a military draft, to speak of,  for more than three decades; and that, even in the thirty years before 1975 (and after the Good War) when there was a military draft, there was, even so, no excuse for being a Marine but the still-culpable, absolutely inexcusable stupidity of believing what the government and other egregiously fraudulent moral authorities propounded as reasons for being a Marine--then I might deplore and condemn the murder of Marines.  But since there is no such excuse, and given the intrinsically evil (mercenary soldier, killer for hire) nature of being a United States Marine, and given the great number of horrendously evil things that United States Marines have done in the last sixty years, and continue to do in Iraq, Afghanistan and elsewhere, I neither deplore nor condemn shooting and killing them.  As an American citizen, however, much as I do approve of and wish to encourage the slaying of the mercenary soldiers who serve the iniquitous powers which have usurped the governance of my country, I had much rather that my fellow would-be restorers of Constitutional Government begin with the slaughter of the militarized police, prison guards and paramilitary (so-called "security") agencies who have in actuality turned my country, once the "Land of the Free," into a fascist prison-state.

That of course is the difference between me and the "perpetrator" (if you will) of the late massacre of Marines in Chatanooga:  He was thinking of Sabra and Shatila; I am still thinking of the FBI siege at Ruby Ridge and of the twenty-six children they deliberately burned alive in the Branch Davidian compound at Waco, Texas.  But hey, I won't quibble.